Health

Cardioinfantil Foundation will hold its second liver brigade in Bogota: the first changed Milagros' life

The second liver brigade, led by the Cardioinfantil Foundation, begins in Bogota on Saturday, May 9, where children and young people between 0 and 17 years old can register.

What did Germán Vargas Lleras die of? This was the illness he suffered from

Former Vice President Germán Vargas Lleras passed away in Bogotá on May 8, after a long battle with a complex illness over several years, during which he underwent medical treatments and surgeries.

Expert clarifies everything about hantavirus: contagion risks, symptoms, and protection measures

While the hantavirus outbreak detected on the MV Hondius cruise ship remains under international surveillance, experts are trying to clear up doubts about the real risk of contagion and the differences compared to covid-19.

Salitre Mágico surprised with benefits for employees on Mother's Day

Amidst the celebration of Mother's Month, Salitre Mágico announced several initiatives focused on the well-being of the women on its team, especially those who are also mothers.

Fire in Chernobyl after drone crash raises alert in radioactive zone

A major forest fire spread this Friday in the Chernobyl exclusion zone, Ukraine, following the crash of two drones within the natural reserve near the former nuclear power plant. Authorities assured that radiation levels remain within "normal limits" as emergency efforts continue to contain the fire's advance.

Washington announces air evacuation of Americans aboard cruise ship affected by hantavirus

The State Department noted that it was coordinating the operation with the Spanish government, as well as with other federal agencies of the United States.

Project Unomia: Invasive coral already affects 80% of Mochima's coasts in Anzoátegui

The invasive coral Unomia stolonifera affects 80% of the coasts of Mochima National Park, causing irreversible damage in Anzoátegui.

Young people with disabilities will be able to train for work in tourism in Cartagena

In a city recognized for its cultural richness, its tourist vocation, and the warmth of its people, an initiative seeks to open new opportunities for young people with disabilities through training and labor inclusion. This is Inclusivo Fundación, a project born from personal experience that today seeks to transform lives in Cartagena.

Help requested for 11-year-old boy injured by stray bullet in Cartagena

The violence that occurred on the night of Monday, April 20, in the Sor Teresa de Calcuta neighborhood, an area near El Reposo and Las Casitas, in the south of Cartagena, continues to leave pain and worry among families in the area. Amidst an alleged hired attack, an 11-year-old boy was seriously injured and has since remained hospitalized at the La Casa del Niño pediatric hospital.

In Front of His Girlfriend: How Neyder Arteaga Zurita Was Killed in a Robbery in Marbella

Neyder Arteaga Zurita arrived in Cartagena 5 years ago seeking a better future. He was born and raised in the village of Cartagenita, in the municipality of San Bernardo del Viento (Córdoba), but never abandoned his roots. Whenever his work as a refrigeration technician allowed, he would visit his hometown.

Aguas de Cartagena announces rationing to stabilize aqueduct system

In recent weeks, communities in different neighborhoods in Cartagena have reported disruptions in the potable water supply, with low pressure and intermittencies affecting service delivery.

Friday May 8 Horoscope: Daily Predictions for All Signs

Friday arrives with a more emotional energy than many would like to admit. After several days of intense movement, the universe slows down a bit to force introspection. There is accumulated fatigue, conversations that continue to resonate, and decisions that are beginning to show their real consequences.